2016 is undoubtedly a key year in the field of artificial intelligence. On the one hand, Google AlphaGo defeated Korean player Li Shishi in the Go game of "Human Intelligence Peak", a milestone breakthrough that attracted global media attention. On the other hand, Internet giants such as Microsoft, Facebook, and Google have released their own chat bot products.

Artificial intelligence is gradually entering every field of daily life, including medical , financial, taxation, e-commerce, law, and customers. Silicon Valley startup company MedWhat is bringing artificial intelligence into the medical consulting industry, using chat robots to provide users with professional medical and health consulting services.

ArtWhats founder Arturo Devesa told Sina Technology that he came to Silicon Valley from Florida in the United States four years ago and became a visiting research scholar at Stanford University School of Medicine, advancing MedWhat, a previously founded medical entrepreneurship project. He joined StartX, the entrepreneurial incubator at Stanford University, and found Mark Musen, a biologist at Stanford University School of Medicine, as his own entrepreneurial partner. In 2013, he officially launched MedWhat's Q&A application. Stanford University School of Medicine is the expert support behind MedWhat.

Artificial intelligence medical application MedWhat founder Devinsa

But before this year, MedWhat's medical consultation was not based on artificial intelligence, but rather a way to integrate voice search information closer to Siri. The real launch of artificial intelligence mobile applications is still the case this year. To this end, Devinsa entered the accelerator training camp organized by Microsoft, the giant in the field of artificial intelligence. He spent four months in Seattle and became a machine learning star startup company.

As a research giant in the field of artificial intelligence, Microsoft has been cultivating its own technology ecosystem, competing with Google to attract startups to use their own technology, and to advance their artificial intelligence and cloud computing technologies into all areas of life. Tzahi Weisfeld, head of the Microsoft Accelerator Program, commented, "We always pick the best startups to help them succeed, and (MedWhat accelerator startups are very important to Microsoft's future)." In fact, MedWhat uses Microsoft's artificial intelligence API.

Devinsa told Sina Technology, "We have been squatting, and future robots can provide you with various professional advices in life. Artificial intelligence doctors are such products. We hope to integrate useful medical professional information through cloud computing. Presented to users through artificial intelligence technology."

MedWhat gives advice on medical health in a dialogue

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